The difficulty of the single-recruit examination in higher vocational colleges is relatively low, and it is more inclined to examine practical ability and comprehensive quality, and the enrollment ratio is more reasonable. Even if you don't get into an ideal school, you can continue to take the national college entrance examination in June.

It is easy for higher vocational graduates to find jobs, mainly because the majors set up in higher vocational colleges focus on basic practical skills and pay more attention to the combination of knowledge and skills, which is conducive to cultivating students' down-to-earth concept and more in line with the social demand for applied technical talents.